This year secondary students who are learning virtual will be required to check-in through the iCampus Student Portal.  This will trigger their daily attendance. 

The William Floyd School District has been working diligently to prepare for the potential re-opening of schools for in-person instruction for the 2020-21 school year. The district is committed to keeping our residents informed so this page will serve as a one-stop location for re-opening information and updates.

The Elementary and Middle School Meet the Teacher Nights scheduled for September 9, September 10 and September 16 have been postponed.

The COVID-19 Report Card, an online dashboard which tracks real-time COVID-19 infections and testing operations of every New York school and school district, is now operational on the New York State government website

Families who borrowed Chromebooks during the COVID-19 shutdown and have not yet returned them, please return them to their schools as soon as possible. Chromebooks must be updated and prepared for the 2020-21 school year and will not be enabled unless returned. There are still more than 900 that have not yet been returned and will be out of circulation for students in need.

Please note this district statement regarding Maverick Stow, the William Floyd High School senior who protested the hybrid learning option by attending school during his non-scheduled in-person instructional days. The William Floyd School District takes student privacy seriously, however, considering that the student and his family disclosed the information in public forums, we felt compelled to share the below.